Great quote !

[combine]

Thanks for the Hagerty thread a few days back , tried them and was staggered , more expensive to insure a wheelbarrow than a BBW .

[adam quantrill]

Do hagerty allow commuting? If not, how do you get away with it - presumably driving across the farmyard isn't covered? ;^)

[pwd95]

I asked them about that, they said they don't mind if you take it in "now and again", likewise the Tescos run (via the Brecon Beacons )

[.Woody]

Hagerty only insure your car if its a second car, commuting is allowed as long as its not regular. I got mine done with them £149 with 6 pts on mine and 3 pts on my missuss licence. No NCB required for this price either as its a second/ weekend car policy I think its gotta be under 3000 miles a year too

[The Colonel]

I'm with them. £160. Anyone over 25 is also covered fully comp. to drive the wedge, so long as they have fully comp insurance (non Hagerty) on their own car.
I am covered to drive Ultimas in the Petersfield area!

[L33]

I just gave them a call about a future Tuscan or Cerbera.
Both around the £270 mark fully comp with 3000 miles!!!
Why are they so cheap?
Anyome made a claim through them?

[beacon]

L33 said:

I just gave them a call about a future Tuscan or Cerbera.
Both around the £270 mark fully comp with 3000 miles!!!
Why are they so cheap?
Anyome made a claim through them?

You are going curvy!!!!!!!!!!

[L33]

beacon said:

L33 said:

I just gave them a call about a future Tuscan or Cerbera.
Both around the £270 mark fully comp with 3000 miles!!!
Why are they so cheap?
Anyome made a claim through them?

You are going curvy!!!!!!!!!!

Not necessarily - It could be a SEAC, Tuscan or Cerbera next. It all depends what comes along at the right time & price that needs some tidying doing on it.
And if the wedge doesn't sell, I don't care!

[rev-erend]

Don't do curvy .. it's an expensive mistake

You will be back

[L33]

rev-erend said:

Don't do curvy .. it's an expensive mistake

You will be back

Thats my worry - a speed 6 going pop.
If a 450 SEAC comes along for the right money, then this would be my preferred route.
Theres even a certain "pimped up" silver spectraflair 450se that made an appearance at wedgefest a couple of years ago that could be on the horizon when mine sells.

[PR350]

L33 said:

rev-erend said:

Don't do curvy .. it's an expensive mistake

You will be back

Thats my worry - a speed 6 going pop.
If a 450 SEAC comes along for the right money, then this would be my preferred route.
Theres even a certain "pimped up" silver spectraflair 450se that made an appearance at wedgefest a couple of years ago that could be on the horizon when mine sells.

If you can't decide between SEAC and SE apparently there is a wedge out there that could be both!!!

[.Woody]

rev-erend said:

Don't do curvy .. it's an expensive mistake

You will be back

I agree been there done that, I spent 12 grand in 6 months on my Tuscan Engine, clutch, suspension, front end respray window ecu, roof, blah blah de blah! only 29000 miles too
Sound enough to put you off!

[adam quantrill]

Jeez, my whole car only cost a couple more than that. And I've still got it 12000 miles later!

[.Woody]

and all I got 3 months after all that was done was £16500

[ed_crouch]

Owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.

We've seen the future, and its wedged.

And for the benefit of the non-believers, check out Simon Cole's sprint wedge (OK so hes got a race prepped 4.8 in it), but he won the TVR Speed Championship with it last year, and the sprint champ boys are handicapped on tyres and power to weight...

Ed.